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The front page of Il Fatto Quotidiano focuses heavily on domestic Italian news, particularly concerning alleged past dealings between Mafia boss Graviano and former Prime Minister Berlusconi, and its political fallout. There is also coverage of school funding reforms and a story on artificial…
The lawyer of Mafia boss Graviano claims his client is upset that magistrates consider him unreliable, and suggests a document related to business dealings with Berlusconi could be recovered if Graviano is released.
Mafia boss Graviano claims his grandfather established a company with Silvio Berlusconi, involving a significant investment, and that Berlusconi himself introduced them.
Following accusations from Graviano regarding Berlusconi, the political party Forza Italia has decried the situation as a conspiracy and a form of persecution, seeking to reframe legal proceedings.
A new school decree reallocates existing funds rather than adding new ones, leading to delays in book bonuses and tutors being paid by cutting benefits for those working in mountain areas.
Students are achieving better grades with less effort due to artificial intelligence tools, however, their actual learning is stagnating, with one professor noting 'perfect essays, no understanding'.
